Quip Refillable Dental Floss Picks, Reusable Pick + Preloaded Dispenser, White Plastic, Mint

Great concept just needs a major revamp. Floss is weak, breaks every couple teeth and breaks off to get stuck IN BETWEEN teeth. Very unpleasant

So bought this a couple months back and wanted to give it a bit of time before reviewing it. Especially since I wanted it to be good because I agree with their message of using less plastic for a better envuronment. Clamps are weak but I found if you give a little extra floss and double wrap, the floss will hold on the pick for top and bottom teeth. So I will continue to use the pick until I lose it. Now my main issue is with the floss itself. When I first started using I was breaking the floss every couple teeth because it shreds and shreds easily. With some practice ya and figuring out how much pressure the floss can withstand, ya can get through all your teeth or through the top row and then refill for bottom row. The biggest issue is sometimes when it shreds it will stay stuck in your teeth. So hopefully quip will eventually get to a pick and floss 2.0's and improve upon their initial design. Until then, keep a bag of disposable picks at the ready to remove old shredded floss from between your teeth. Or just don't use it and use just the pick and some other brand of floss.

This product is inferior. First, the wrong product was sent to me from what I ordered. I decided to try it anyway, thinking they discontinued the one I ordered. It falls apart, the floss doesn't hold tight, and it breaks easily. This is a throwaway. I emailed their sight, and it was temporarily out. This product gets a zero rating, but they wouldn't let me send it so I had to put 1 star. It is not the product that is in the picture.

This product and the black top version were on sale for around $3 at my Walmart. I bought it just to try it out. The floss does not stay in the pick. I saw someone suggesting double wrapping it which is kind of annoying. I might give it a try. Another problem I see is the floss threads-out very easily and comes apart in your teeth and for me it happens after just two or three pics, unlike the stated 180 pics they say on the box. I'm going to try different kind of floss when these run out which shouldn't take long showing is how crappy it is after three pics. The concept is cool. I like a refillable pick. I like that it comes with a magnetically closed case and a mirror. It's a great idea and cuts down on waste but it just isn't up to par with what it's supposed to do. I can reuse one disposable pick for a week but this pic that's supposed to replace that doesn't last 2 minutes. I'm sorry but it just fails to compete.

I really, really wanted to like this. Not only for myself but for my 7-year-old who has trouble flossing. I figured when it didn't work for me it would at least work for him. Nope. Just made him cry as it just doesn't keep the tension and it rips. I also don't like the regular floss as well. The toothbrushes are nice though.

To start with, the design of the Refillable Floss Pick is top notch. It has very high quality components which is why I'm so disappointed with this product. They decided to go with extremely cheap and worthless floss which renders the floss pick nearly useless. It rips after cleaning 2 teeth and results in a stringy mess. They seemed to know this would happen as the instructions warn that you will have to replace the floss multiple times in order to complete your floss session but they say it should only take 2 restrings. This is not the case. It takes me 8 or so restrings just to get through one session and it's frustrating the entire time. I know the floss is the problem because I've used some quality satin and plastic floss with the pick to test the durability and it works much better. I hope they decide to source some better and stronger floss in the future. This product is useless and I 100% regret my purchase.

There is so much to like about this product - replace single use floss picks, conserve the amount of floss used each day. However, the "clamp" is not strong enough. Any teeth that have a really tight space between them will pull the floss right out of the clamp or loosen the grip enough that you have to refill the floss again. On first use a string of floss came right out of the device and became stuck in between my upper molars. Stick to good old fashioned floss. This product unfortunately is not ready for the market.

I purchased the new Quip Floss. The dispenser is amazing, high quality, works great, and looks good. Now to the floss, let me save you the trouble of ordering refills, just go to your grandma's sewing cabinet and grab you a roll of white thread because that's exactly what this is. They mark where to cut it, because if you cut the thread anywhere else it starts to unravel. Its horribly cheap and while I'm flossing some of the strands come apart and make it a very bad experience. Will definitely be sticking with the name brand floss for this one. Horrible, horrible product.

The concept of the refillable floss pick is great, but in practice it's terrible. It's awkward to open up and refill. And the floss quality is extremely thin - according to the instructions you should only have to refill it a few times per flossing but I find the floss breaks at least every other tooth. I have to constantly refill the pick. I was hoping this would be a way to waste less floss and possibly save time but I use at least as much floss as I would with plain floss and have to stop to refill it constantly. 0/10, would not recommend.

The spring loaded floss tube neither makes flossing easier, more efficient, faster or more effective than floss on a spool, plastic dispensers. In fact, the floss used is so thin that it nearly cuts into the skin on your fingers when using it.- So why does it cost so much?